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The CSBG Committee is the driving force behind federal funding allocated to local organizations that combat poverty in our community. Their mission is clear: empower individuals, transform lives, and create lasting change. By focusing on critical areas such as employment, education, income management, housing, nutrition, emergency services, and health, they tackle poverty's root causes head-on.

The Foster Pet Challenge is a joint initiative between Mesa County and Roice-Hurst Humane Society. It aims to inspire the community to open their hearts and homes to temporarily foster pets, providing them care and comfort while they await adoptive homes. The campaign's ambitious goal is to find 100 new foster families in just 100 days, from June 20 through September 28, 2023.

Grand Valley Bike Month in September is going to be a wheely good time. Join Bike to Work Day, compete in the week long Business Challenge, or participate all month long in the Love to Ride Challenge.

By reporting road issues through Mesa County Public Work's Road Problem Reporter, you can expect faster resolutions to road issues and a more efficient County infrastructure. Let's work together for better roads!

The Lighthouse Program aims to provide the youth and their family with education, support, and internal and external services to assist in making sustainable changes to prevent involvement in Truancy Court, Municipal or District Court, Juvenile Justice System, or the Child Welfare System.

Mesa County continues to enhance the community's aesthetic and environmental standards through partnerships with private property owners to address property cleanup and remedy code violations.

By teaming up with the property owner's family and a dedicated small contractor team, Mesa County successfully helped a property owner in Clifton to rectify code violations and achieve compliance.